A play by this author sees Clarice Delancy, the niece of Mrs. Jervas, reject Robert Warren in favor of the ostensibly less well-off title character, a "Man of the People" named Norman Maurice. One of his title characters murders Emily Andrews in order to marry the rich Constance Claiborne and later confesses that murder to his Gothic double, the virtuous William Harding. The Spanish spy Dick Chorley appears in another of his novels, which also sees Gabriel Harrison defeat the forces of Sanutee after revealing himself to be Charles Craven, the new governor of (*) Carolina. For 10 points, name t
A play by this author sees Clarice Delancy, the niece of Mrs. Jervas, reject Robert Warren in favor of the ostensibly less well-off title character, a "Man of the People" named Norman Maurice. One of his title characters murders Emily Andrews in order to marry the rich Constance Claiborne and later confesses that murder to his Gothic double, the virtuous William Harding. The Spanish spy Dick Chorley appears in another of his novels, which also sees Gabriel Harrison defeat the forces of Sanutee after revealing himself to be Charles Craven, the new governor of (*) Carolina. For 10 points, name this South Carolinian author of Martin Faber and The Yemassee, whose other works include the historical novel The Partisan and a pro-Southern response to Uncle Tom's Cabin called The Sword and the Distaff.
A play by this author sees Clarice Delancy, the niece of Mrs. Jervas, reject Robert Warren in favor of the ostensibly less well-off title character, a "Man of the People" named Norman Maurice.
William {Gilmore Simms}